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CHURCHES.
f Church Services S
fiHRlSTIAN Church-Hervlces Sunday at 10:30
- am and 7:30 p nit BumlayschoolHtl2 noon
Y r BOB at6:30pm and YP 8 OK Juniors nt
pm.
CONOUEOATIONAt. flliurcli-Bonlcsnt lot
30 a m, and 7 :3o p m : Hunda v ncliool at 1 1 no
a m. Y P 8 0 K at 0 p m and Vl'SOK Jun
lurnutlp m.
MKIHODlkTCIiiiri'li-ClatlMii'lIni: at 10 at
in. Hervlcea at 10:30 a in ami 7:U0 p. in.
Hunday-school ut U:30n. in. Junior Lcaiiuo a.
4 p. m, Kpwortli Im;iieat6:30 l'. m. l'rnjer
Wetting every Wednesday nlKht. IMrsunaia)
(list deor north o( thn church.
BAPTIST Church-l'reachtDK at 10:30 n. in.
and B p. in. Runday-Hchool at r.' in.
vonnR reopie's aieetuiK nt b
Meeting Wednesday atsp. m,
pastor.
p. in. rrajer
u. u. weitien,
EPI8COPAL t'hurch-Servlces every two
weeks, by appointment.
LUTIIKUAN Church-Kvery third Sunday
Miornlnir nt in n'rlwk.
CATHOLIO Church Servlrot eiry attcrimto
HundayatlO-jQa. in. Kumlny.Hclioul uttor
inenlim mrvlcrs, 1 J. Harrington.
ClIAl'KI
i!av. -Sunday school at 3 p in every Sun
socuvrir.s.
A Oil W Each alternate Tui"ila uvciiIiik.
DOF 11 HeU ttlolld IamIko No.-, A U 11 .
meets every alternate Tueduy pfulnc In A
OUW hall. All ar Invlti-d to attend.
BEN Adhem IMw .No 180; 10 0 Foverv Mon
duvnlaht. dnv night
riAI.AKTHRIxdEeNo'J9,KnlKhts u( l'jtliuu
v Thursday evening.
RFI) Cloud Lodge No W8. Modorn Woodmen
ot America, alternate Wertntxdav evnnlmr
VALLEY Lodge No 5, Fraternal Order of Pro
tectors, nrst and tblnl Monday ot each
month.
CIIAltITY:idgu No 53 A K and A II each
Frldnv evening on or before tint full union.
TEI Cloud Chapter No ID, HAM alteruate
Thursday evening.
fiYRENE Commandery No II alternate Tliurs
v day evening.
rtUAKlTY Chapter Eastern Star No 47 meets
v nrst Friday evenlug after full
moon. Mrs.
Brewer W. M.
GAIIFIElD Post Nn 80 0 A H Monday even.
Ing on or before the full moon.
GAItPIELD W It ONo U meets nil trnate Sat
urday afternoon.
MAllY SEEKS McllENUY Tent No II Daught
ers of Veteran lonlav'VHiing.
HS KALEY Camp-No US, H or V
nlng ,
Tues'ia) eve
QBKUMAN Circle No , ladkaol tin (.
3 Urst aud thlrtliaturilav o uulnit.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Moon Bi ook, . 11BD CLOUD, NEB.
Collect Ions promptly nttended to, and
correspondence solicited.
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M. ZELUFF.
Tonsorlal Artist,
ild Door South or Chief Office.
First clnss harboring done with neat-
nose huu dispatch. Your pntranogo
solicited.
MUS. RAIL
The O. K. Shop,
Ked Cloud, Nebraska.
I give iny porsonal attention 'to my
patron. Firat-olnss shaving and hair
oatting a specialty.
IIUTClllSUN & U1ATT,
ToHMorlnl Artlati,
4th A v in uk, - Uf.d Cloud, Kanaiaii
Firot-oluHR barbers nud llrst-olasa work
guaranteed Give me a call
r L. WINFREY,
Aaclleneer,
Rid Cloud, Nkbeaska
Will attond sales at reasonable figures. Hatti
(action Kuanuiteod.
,U. J. s.
EMIGII,
Dentist,
Rid Cloud, Nkbuaska.
Over Taj lor'e furniture Htore.
Kxtracts teeth without pain.
Cry nn and brHlo worlc u specialty.
Voire lain InUy. anil all kinds of wild linings.
llaki'.s jold and rubber plates aud combination
tilateH.
All wnrlc Kunnmteed to be ft rut-class.
QHAS. SOHAFFNIT,
liisurmico Agency,
Repreents
Herman Insiirnnco Co , Frveport, 111.
Koyal iiisiiiaiicfCo,, Liverpool, Knxlaud.
Homo Flru liisuranco Co., of Omaha, Nebr.
riia'iiU Asiurance Co, ot Ixjndon, Kim.
To Manchester Fire AssHranco Co. ol England.
Hrltlsli America Asiuraiioo Co. Toronto, Can,
Mutual Reserve Fund LI to Assu.of N. Y.
Tlio Workman Hulldltiu and Loan Association
of Lincoln, Nobranka.
Ollice over Mlzor'a Store.
Red Cixui), Nibkaskj
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W. TULLKYS, M. D.
Ilonieoailitc I'liyslrlau,
Ked Cloud, NebrniKa
ORlcoVlrst National npnoslto Hank.
( hronlK dlseaseM treats.! tiv mall
rt'lilclir.ltr'. 1'iiKll.h IMamwd Itraml.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
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3II1. IU.IMIOT.MIiuodUIi .Van, Vlip.r,
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Notice to Teachers.
Notion in hereby ,'iyen that 1 will
oxuuiino all person who way desire
to offor themselves us candidates for
tcaohors ofthe publio sohoolo of this
oouuty, at Rod Cloud on tho third
Saturday of eaoli month.
Special examinations will be hold
on tho Friday proceeding the 3d Sat
urday of oaou month.
The standing desired for 2d and
3d firado certificates is the name no
grado below 70 per cent., average 80
per rout; for first yrado cortlfloate
io frradf" holow HO per oont., avcrago
DO tier oont. in all urauohes rcquiroti
by law,
D. M. IIuNTiR.County Supt.
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SEMIANNUAL
ENII
or The Wclmter County Union
8iimtiiy-cliool.
Lust week it was uunouueed through
tho county papers tbut tho Sunday
school convention would convono Thurs
day and Friday, Septomber 5 and C,
Ono hundred and oightcon school teach
era in attondnnco ut tho toncliors' insti
tute protoatrd on tho theory thnt Thurs
day and Friday would bar all teachers,
whoso schools bogun September 2, and
it tho dittos woro changed to Friday and
Saturday, Septomber 0 and 7, thoy
could attend tho Friday evening sosBion,
the leoturo and the Saturday sessions.
Tho commltteo decided to mako tho
chango in bohnlt ot our public school
toaohcrs, whom thoy aro very anxious
should attond our convention, nnd fixed
the date for Friday and Snturday, Sop
tomber G nnd 7, nt Cewles, Nobrusku.
Cowles 1b contrnlly located, with the
best grove, good wator and tbo most
generous ulnes of citizuno found any
where in tho west. 'They olfor to fur
nish shelter for tho onliro county if they
will but como and spond two das and
ono nisht briuulng with them blankets
and pillows and baskets well tilled to
last two days. This will cost you noth
ing moro thun it would to stny at homo
nnd you will roceivo for your timo tho
benefit and pleasure ot an outing, the
advantages ot a good lecturo by the
most noted man possible for the commit
teo to procure and ull the inspiration and
onthusiusin possible for nny convention
to create Thoro is no iBtn in tho asso
ciation. It is strictly union.
Wo take this opportunity and method
of giving to all tho mlnletersot our coun
ty nf whatsoever denomination n cordial
and special invitation to attend this
llret union sominnnunl convention.
Oouio show your good works by lending
encouragomont with your presence.
This is not a delogatod convention but a
convention of Sunday-schools, And to
each and every Sunday-school, no matter
what denomination, como, bring your
entire school' To every Sunday-school
ofllco and teacher, it is your bounded
duty to come and wo expect you to bo
present. To all othore in the churches
and out of them, como and help enjoy
ono of the grandest union Sunday-school
colebrntions over held any where in tho
west.
A plnco to lodge tree of charge will bo
furnished all who wish to remain on tho
grounds, You should bring Buch arti
cloa as aro nooded for bodding. Sunday
schools should como in a body, bringing
any appropriate bannors, and bo sure to
bo on tho grounds Friday morning by
ten o'clock, in time to join in the open
ing song service at 10:30, led by C. L.
Cottlng supported by an organ, two cor
nots, two clarionots and the largest
chorus ot singors over heard mingle
their voices together; using Pontocostnl
Hymns. Each school will bo requested
to favor the convention with a song ot
tboir own selection and make a brief re
port ot thoir summer's work; Sunday
school scholurs ploaBe see to it that the
pastor and ofllcors ot your school attend,
and pastors and ofllcers please provide u
way to tako your schools with you, and
be sure to givo a spocial invitation to all
in your neighborhood, outside ot the
Bchool, to como,
Pres. L. P, ALnitiaiiT, Red Oloud.
Soo. Mrs. E L. Fawoett, Cowles.
Executive committee: J, 8. White,
R. B. Fulton, Q. A. Harris, I. Frisbie,
and Mies Savage,
Program or the First 8ml-Annual
Convention, to be Held at Cowles,
Nubranka, Sep. 0 nnd 7, 1805.
LMDAY MOKNINU,
lOtfO-Soug Sorvico, lod by C. L. Cot
ting, Rod Oloud.
11:00 Address ot Welcomo, Mrs. Fuw
cott, Cowles.
Response C. R. Welden, Red
Cloud.
11:15 Appointment ot Committees, En
tertainment, Resolutions, otc.
12:00-Dinner.
FltlDAY AKTKHNOON.
1:30 Dovotional Exorciso, E. A. Vun
dyko. Inavalo.
1:50 Essay, Sunday-Bohool Diillcultles
and Hew to Ovorcomo Them, Mrs, II.
13. Brubukor, Willow Crock; Mr. Boron,
Cowles; Mrs. Winters, Red Cloud,
2:15 Discussion by tho Entiro Conven
tion. 2:30 Essay, Needod a Doop-r nnd More
EQioient Work in Oui Sunduy-Bchoola
By and With the Co operation of Our
Common School Toachors, Mrs. M. J,
Curpontor, Indian Croek; Mrs. Geo.
Cathore. Catherton; Mrs. Ida Hayes,
Guide Rock,
3.00 Discussion by tho Convention,
3:15 Musloby Various Schools.
3:2o-Essay, The Relation of Tompor-
nnco to tho Sunday-school Work, Mrs.
L. S. O. Brakeflold, Rod Cloud; Mrs.
G. W. Knight, Inavale; Bossio Hilton,
Prairie Gem,
3:55 Disousslon by Convention.
lilO-Addrecs, Tho Signs of tho Times.
Rev. Sbiroly, Guide Rock.
1:30 Praise nnd Song Servico, Rev.
Spelman, Red Cloud.
1.50-Essay, What is tho Best Time of
Day to Hold Sunday-school, Miss
Mayo Pope, Ash Crook; Mr. J. II, Mc
Cullom, Dladen; Mr. Sylvester Frisbio,
Amboy.
C:20 Discuicta by Convention,
5:10 Supper,
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FltlDAY KVOIKO.
7:00-SoiigSnrvicP, O L. Cotting.
7:45-HnndHhultlni:.
8.00 Luctttre,
SATURDAY MOIIN1NCI.
0.00-Sunrise Prayer Mooting, Chits,
Rust.
8:30 What Has Your School Done, All
Superintendents.
0:30 Essay, Essontlul Qualifications for
a SuccohbuI Teacher, Mrs. Emma
Duckor, Red Oloud; Mm. , Uartlott,
Blnden; Mr. Harry Michnols, Pleasant
Prnlrlo.
10:00 Discussion by Convention.
10:15 Essay, Now Methods for Increas
ing Sunday-school Interest, Miss
Denkin, Cowles; S. K. Lognn, Uluo
Hill: Mildred McCall, Walnut Creok;
Tillle Hogato, Prolrio Gom; Dellu WIN
son, Otto.
10:55 Reports of Committees.
11:15 Now Business.
Committee, on program, V. B. Fulton,
Red Cloud; Miss Chloa Fuller, Cowles;
MrB. C. C. Cox, Amboy; Mrs. Ida
Hayes, Guido Rock; Mr. W. A. Hogate,
Prnirlo Gem.
C. L. Cotting, ChoriBtor.
Mitfl T.illio Smith, Organist.
O. C. Bell, Cornetlst.
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Komi nth Bnsremoro liml tlio good for
tiinn to rrcelvu n small bntllo o( Clinnl-
bsrlaiti'-i Colle, (Jliolera and DiarrluuA
Kftnedy when threo of his family woro
sick with dysentery. This one small hot
tlo cared them all and he had noin Uft,
whloh ho gnve to Qeo. W. Daker, a promt
mont merchant of the place, Lowiston,
N. C, and it oared him ot the same eom
plaint. When troubled with djsontery,
diarrhoea, colio or oholera morbus, give
this remedy n trial nud yea will be more
than pleased with tho result. Tho praise
that naturally follows its introduction
and use hn made it very popular. 125
nnd CO cent bottles (or sale by Deyo &
Qrico, druggists.
When Baby was sick, wo gavo her Castorla,
When alio w as a Child, she cried (or Castorla.
When she become Miss, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, sho gave them Castorla.
Butln.
Dug Catber was ia this totality
Monday.
Gui Rats was in ur locality Fri
day. Fraak Sedilek hai purokased a new
Clark Xookhart was working for
Orry Pitaey lust week.
Joe Albright was in this vicinity
buying cattlo Tuesday.
Mr. Ilamey had the boat oats in our
locality, they averaged 37 buehels por
aero.
J. Wisccarver and E. Bcaa wire
transacting basinets at Riverton Sat
urday. Charley Dorin from Near Inavale
was visiting at Fred Lambreoht's last
Sunday.
Peter Nolaon came dewn from Kear
ney county last Friday but returned
n Sunday.
KH Sorgeaserni coatamplaling a
trip tt Missouri in the near fiture.
Otte Genea is Tiaitinj in Nuokoli
ounty this week.
There will be a picnic at Ed Payne's
grove Saturday, September 7. All
aro cordially iarited.
Wni. Andrews, Leek Gravoi, Oley
Hansen aud Yenco Sorgeniei are at
tending tbo reunioa.
Miss Lizzie Marker camo hoae
Friday from Fremont, where she' has
been attendigg tehool at tht normal
for tho last five months.
Stunner.
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Notice to Stock Feeders, &c.
Wo nro now ready to mako contruote
far the dollvery, during tho coming fall,
ot ull 1895 boet pulp not yet contracted
for, and, in viow of tho fact that ut no
time last aeuson was tho supply equal to
the domnnd, wo would adviBO that early
application bo made. For terms, etc.,
apply to Oxnard Beet Suoaii Co.,
Grand Island, Neb.
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x!22d..dlBOrde.r. Tno ayatcm is flUed with
Mercury and Potash remedies-more to
Pleaded than tho Ulscaso-and in a
?i??rVw.hl, lS.m a tar wora condition
than before. The most common result U
RHEUMATISM
ior which B. B. B. la the moat reliable
SHT A.,?. J'iiOf. ." ff"M relief
.iviu micioo una ui.c-j.
I suffered from a e vera stuck of Mercurial
to more Uin twice their natnrtrilM" "uilSS
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RAEL ESTATE
Your time to Buy.
Rare Opportunities to GET A
HOME of
EXCUANOB LIST.
No. 111. 1K30 acres, nino miles from
city. 300 acros under cultivation; all
foncod and cross-foncod; lays well, good
Boil, frame house, barn, cattle sheds, &c.
Will oxchunge for stock of hardwato.
No. 113. 320 ucrcs, mostly undor cul
tivation; good framo buildings ot all
kinds; near a good railroad town; no
better farm in the county. Will ex
chango for stock of dry goods.
No. 115. A good large livery otablo in
a town that has an academy, having a
large number ot students, Thero is lots
in this for the right man. Will exohange
for dry goods.
No. 117. 320 acres; over 200 under
plow, balance pasture and hay; only a
few acres rough land; large, fine frame
building; a royal good farm; no incum
brance. Will exchange for eastern town
or city property.
No. 118. IGo acres, all No. 1 soil. Tho
presont corn crop will go 70 bushols to
tho acre. 80 acres under plow, balance
hay land; incumbrance 8800. Will ex
change equity for work horses.
No. 110. IGO acres, with good framo
buildings; well and windmill; 120 acres
undor cultivation; 40 acres pasturo; 7
miles from railroad; incumbrance $1500.
Will oxchango equity for horses.
SPECIAL LIST.
No. 09. 300 acres; all good soil, only
two miles from a good railroad; framo
buildings, ilno spring near tho houso;
115 acres under plow, 60 acres fine fenced
pasture, balance good hay land; 140 a.
tine river bottom land. Price 13500.
No. 013, 1G0 acres, five miles from
this city; 55 undor cultivation, 140 good
tillable land, balance pasture; lays well;
good soil; building no good. Prico
91500. Will make a desirable home.
No. 018, 80 acres, three miles from
railroad town; 25 acres undor cultiva
tion; some timber, small frame house,
Btablo, well, &c. Price only 8750.
No. 021. 80 ncres, three miles from
railroad; 75 acres under plow; frame
buildings, well, some fruit trees. Price
$975. This is all good soil and a deelr
uble property.
No. 025. 240 acres; with frame houso,
frame barn, frame corn crib with wagon
shod, mco grovo ot timbor, good well,
also spring and running water; 110 acres
under cultivation; 00 acres fenced pas
turo; Bchool-house across the road; ex
cellent neighborhood; soven milos from
railroad. Will sell at a bargain.
No. 031, 1C0 acres, quito noar this
city; over 100 acres undor cultivation;
framo buildings, two wells; can all be
cultivated; all fenced; city school privi
leges. Choap homo nt $2800,
No. 032. 720 acres, in Smith county,
Kansas; lays on statu line; buildings
now occupiod, but are poor; 350 undor
plow; 40 acres timbor; good running
water; 300 acros bottom land; an extra
good body ot land; can bo Bold in lots or
togother. Prico, 810 per acre,
No, 037. 100 acros, four miles from
this city; good framo buildings; good
woll; bearing orchard; 80 acres plowod;
GO in fenced pasture; balance hay land;
a good farm, Prlco 82800. Terms to
suit.
No, 010. 440 acroB,noar city; 250 acros
undor plow; all bottom land, with plen
ty ot timber; good framo buildings; tho
very best ot alfalfa land. To parties
wanting grass iand will oifor a groat
bargain.
No. 041, 1G0 acres, i) milos from
good railroad town; 140 aoros nico,
smooth, good plow land; 10 acres in
timbor; this is pralrio land, extra good
soil, as the big growth ot grass will
show. Price 81200; vory cheap,
No, 045. 1G0 acres, threo miles from
good railroad town; 60 acres undor good
cultivation; good Bix-roum framo house;
stable, well, windmill; 80 acres fenced
pasturo, with timber and running wator.
Choap at $1700.
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No. 047. C10 acros school land; all raw
prairie; part leasod, part contract; our
equity for sale; extra good soil, splondid
grassland. We havo a half section ad',
joining this section; mostly under culti
vation; good framo building; cattle
sheds, feed lots, Ac. Write for prlco
and terms.
No. 040. 320 acres, 7 miles from rail
road town; 100 acres under plow; good
soil; living water; no building; 40 'acroo
rough land. Prico 82500.
No. 050. 1G0 acres, threo miles from
this city, good building; plenty of wa
ter; fenced pasture; 80 acres under
plow; some timber; all good toll. Price
81850.
No. 051. G40 acres; large frame house
barn, cattlo sheds, granary, corn cribs,
scales, tenant house; one half under
cultivation; a number of sores in alfalfa;
all fenced and cross-fenced; plenty run
ning water; near good town; n good
woll; located cattlo ranch. Writo for
prico nnd terms.
No. 053. IGO acres, 7 miles from rail
road town; 100 acres undor cultivation,
balance undor fence; sod buildings; good
well; all good soil; but little rough land.
Price $1500. Tortus to suit purchaser.
No. 055. 1G0 acres, G miles from this
city; rock buildings; woll and running
water; 75 acres under cultivation;
fenced pasture. Price $1500.
No. 057. 1G0 acres; frame buildings;
well and windmill; 7 miles from good
railroad town; good soil; 80 acres under
plow; balance fenced pasture; somo
fruit and shade trees, Price $1000. A
bargain.
No. 060. IGO acres, 8 miles from rail
road; good frame buildings in good con
dition; considerable bottom land, and
extra good soil; well and running wator;
85 acros in cultivation; balance extra
good pasture and hay land, Prico $1800;
good terms,
No. 063. 200 aores, 4 miles from rail
mad town, frame buildings; well, fco.;
75 acres under plow; but little waste
land; good pasture and hay land. Price
82000; long term.
No. 0G5. CO acres, adjoining town;
frame buildings; good well: all under
cultivation; good land; will make
home. You can buy it cheap.
No. 0GG. 120 acros, near this city; 100
acres good bottom land, and mostly un
der cultivation and fence; frame house;
stable and out-buildings, This land ie
well adaptod to alfalfa or sugar beets;
being near tho depot is quite desirable.
Prico $2000.
No. 007. 60 acres, adjoining this city;
all under good cultivation; good soil:
frame buildings; a very desirable subur
ban homo,
No. 068, 160 acreB raw prairie; three
miles from this city; good graBs and
hay land, Prico $1000.
No, 069. 1G0 acros, 3 miles from good
railroad town; 120 acres under cultiva
tion; all can be plowed, and all good
soil, fonced pasture; frame buildings;
well and windmill. Price $2000.
No, 071. 320 aores; good frame build
ings; good well, also running water; 200
acres under plow; no waste land; all
good soil, as the flno crop of corn will
show. Price $1200.
The above is only a partial list ot our
lands. If you do not see what you want
on this list, please write for full particu
lars, I know I havo the land that will
please you,
On muoh ot our land we ask but a
reasonable payment down, deforred pay
ment to draw 7 per cent interest.
Our entire county is well supplied
with Bchool houses, tho school session
under good teachers running from aix
to nino months each year,
Correspondence solicited. Wo will
roply promptly, and interest, if noaalhln.
Come and see us.
D. M. f PANOGLH,
Urnrnl Estate,
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